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Edinburgh

Queer History and Iconic Places: An Edinburgh Audio Tour explores Edinburgh's hidden LGBTQ+ history. This self-guided walking tour reveals the city's queer past and sheds light on its present, all while sharing fascinating insights about Scotland's capital. Expect to discover the little-known history of cruising on Calton Hill and Edinburgh’s response to the AIDS crisis, all while enjoying splendid city views. The tour leads to Broughton Street, the heart of LGBTQ+ Edinburgh, pointing out the site of Scotland’s first LGBT center and the former location of Lavender Menace, Scotland’s first queer bookshop. Key stops include Calton Hill, the National Monument of Scotland, Edinburgh Playhouse, the Museum Collections Centre, Broughton Street, and 60 Broughton Street. This tour includes lifetime access to the VoiceMap app for Android and iOS, offering offline access to audio, maps, and geodata in English. It excludes tickets or entrance fees, a smartphone and headphones, transportation, and food/drink. Please note that the tour includes mention of subjects like sex and drug use and as such is not suitable for children. There’s no explicit content, so it may be suitable for young people at their parent or guardian’s discretion.

Aberdeen

Aberdeen City Food Tour: Embark on a tasty adventure through the heart of Aberdeen, where history and flavour come alive! This walking tour explores the city's rich past and delicious present, perfect for food lovers and history buffs alike. Guests will discover Aberdeen's maritime history at the Aberdeen Maritime Museum and wander through The Green, a vibrant area with a fascinating past. The tour will then continue to the Denburn (Wallace Monument Area) and Marischal College, known for its stunning architecture. Finally, it will wrap up at Castlegate and Provost Skene's House, each offering a unique glimpse into Aberdeen's heritage. Expect to sample yummy local treats like butteries, oatcakes with cheese, and creamy Mackie’s ice cream. Along the way, the guide will share captivating stories about Aberdeen’s food, brewing, and distilling traditions. Please note that additional food and drinks beyond the provided snacks are not included in the tour.

Inverness

In the Jacobites' Footsteps: A Culloden Battlefield Audio Tour invites visitors to explore the historic Culloden Battlefield, the site of the last pitched battle on British soil in 1746. This self-guided walking tour allows individuals to delve into the history and myths surrounding the battle that forever changed the Scottish Highlands. Even when the Culloden Battlefield and Visitor Centre is closed, this audio tour brings the past to life. Participants can expect to learn about Bonnie Prince Charlie, the Jacobite army, and the British government forces, gaining an easy-to-follow understanding of the battle. The tour explores key locations on Culloden Moor, including the Memorial Cairn and Clan Stones, where stories of Charles Edward Stuart and the Highland Clans resonate. Visitors will hear about the significant events after the battle. This tour offers lifetime access, allowing virtual playback from anywhere. It includes offline access to audio, maps, and geodata and GPS-led directions. Please note that a smartphone, headphones, transportation, food, drinks, and entrance fees are not included.

Aberfeldy

The Whisky Explorer Experience offers whisky fans a special look into Dewar’s Blended Scotch and Aberfeldy Single Malt. This tour takes visitors to the Aberfeldy Distillery to learn how whisky is made and taste some very special whiskies. Visitors will explore the Aberfeldy Distillery, a place where whisky has been made for many years. They can also visit the Aberfeldy Town, the Aberfeldy Distillery Shop, and the Aberfeldy Distillery Cafe. The tour includes a guide who knows a lot about whisky and access to the museum. But, the tour does not include lunch or transportation to the distillery. This experience includes parking fees and a tasting of different whiskies. It’s a small group tour so everyone can learn a lot and get personal attention.